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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : VVJdPJjjKSDAY , JITLY 8 , 1801. THE OMAHA. 13EE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. : NO. 12 PEARL STK1T/T. \ by Carrier In ntiy part of thoCllj H. W TILTON - - MANAdl'l Business Ofllcc , No. 13. Nlghindltor. No. 2 . j7.ojt .11 / ; . > fto.v , N. Y 1 . Co. C'ounril Bluffs Lumber Co. , coal. C tafls chaltel loans , 204 S.ipp MOCK. If you \vntil vitor In your jurJ or hoas goto Blxbj' * , Urj Morrfnm hlouk. Wanted A ( food ulrl for general hous < work Mrs J W. Kqulio , 1104 Slory slreoi IJ ivIU Tostovln and ( Jeorgo U'ulloc'c ' wen fined for drtuikcnnoss in pullco court yestet day morning. Thomas C. Carroll of Omaha and Margarc Mnlonoj of this city look ojt u llccnsa t marry yostordav. Alfred H Johnson nnd Marv Monlgomorj boMi of Omaha , woio marrlodc'sterda afternoon bv Justice Swenrlngeti. The funeral of Charley Nicholson , wide was to have laken pHco jesteiduy iifternoo ot the icaldeni-o , 'JJ7 Nortn First street , vvn postponed until this ( nothing at lu o'clock. Special convocation , Star chapter No. li Koyal Aich Masons , this evening Work I Iho lirsl and second degrrra All Kovr Atoh Masons In good standing are cordlull , Invited , Justice Svvearlngon performed n doubl weddlnir ycstorduv. The coiiltnrtlng pirlie were W B Doitush and Mat tha Uobbins nnd F H N'fher anil Anna 1'usholl , all o this illy C'harlos Cio/orv ! Ins rolurnetl from Chicago cage , vvhoro ho vvonl lo iiiiond the raeoi n \Vashuiglon park. Whllo Ihuro ho was tc llevcd by pickpockets of flui ) In cash am { TOo In dr.ilt.s. Motttor Vir.cont , the sister superior of St Drrnnid's hospital , who 1ms boon danger ously til for the past two weeks , is recover ing hlowlv Yesleulay she sal up for a lime mill il is Ihuught shn is uul of all immedial danger William Wallers was arrosled ycslorda ; afternoon on n warrant Illed by C'oorg DuUon charging him with disturbing in IIPIICO. DuUon is Iho m.m vvilh when \Vnlters liad n fracas on thu Fourth , nnd h claims thai Wallets commenced Iho fun b ; nllacklng him. Ho clnlnui thai ho only dicv u knlfo on him in order lo proluet himself. Lilllu Mills , n dcn/en ! of Hottcn liow , wn nrresled last nighlon South Main slice while irj Ing lo tench the laws of ctlitiatto | I ono of her girls whom she found ilrinklni whisky In n saloon in that part of the city Her icimirks weio pietty highly llavoied and tliej grated on thu sunsltlvo ears of Ofll cur Wageck , who run her in on the charge o drunkenness nnd disorderly conduct. Mary Steele , ono of tlio Ipmutes of St Bcimini's hospllnl , died jeslerday moinlni of consumption , at the ago of Iweniy-twi > ears She eamo to the ho'tiltal about i jonr ago with the oxpectalion of taking llu veil , but she was taken 111 soon after am over since that ttmu she has been uwnillni Iho summons Dial came at last. The funcia will take place this morning at 8 o'clock fion the hospllal , Kov , Fiilhor Adolph ulllclatlng All Ahoai-il C For health and lecrcatlon seek tiio water ; and lesl of Colfax Spung , Iowa. The Chi cngo.VHock island is selling lound lri | tickets ftoin Council BulTs and retuin fo JT.W ) , A T. iivoll , ticket ugciit. No. H /i cail slreel. Don'lweara lieavy , Ill-lilting suit whci you can pot elegant summorstiits and eastort pi Ices at Heller's Iho tailor , U10 Bioadway. Picnic al Manhattan beach , Lake. Manawa good llshlng , line bathing and boating ; plenty ofsbado ; bust place lor camping out , pintles TO it O. Younkonuan & Co. , feed and commis sloii , 10S Bioadway , Council Blulls. Tol. 77 Jj t A 1C.i tilt , t I'lIH. Hon. Will Cumback of Qreonsburg. Ind Is ut the Or and. Miss Bcnliico Tlnluy loft last evening foi Stuart , where she will visit friends for i couple of weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Stownrt and daughlei have relurncd from a iw o weeks' visit w ill relatives in Oskuloosa A. Lcibold loft yesterday for a two weeks outing , during which hunvill enjoy Colnradi Air and scenery and vi it Salt Lako. Mrs. B. Zorkovvsky , her daughter Lnun nnd son Albert , have gone on a two months viblt with li lends in St. Louis nud I'ern Haute , Ind. Ed Bovnlon , dopuly counly audllor o vModbnry counly , was in Iho eilv yestetday Iho guest of Mrs. S. L. Boynton , 510 Soutt Tenth street. Mrs. Charlus dimmer , who has boon visit ing her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. ( Jem go Oer ner , lott Monday for her homo In Helena Mont. , accompanied by her sister. Mis- Soohio Ciernur , who wlil visit bur during tin summer. W C. Slaov leaves loilny for Minneapolis wlioio ho will bo joined by his wife , who hat been in Iho easl for Iwo months gaining health and rest. Aftei visiting Minnesota f i lends for Iwo weeks or so Mr. and Mrs , Stacy will ictuin to their homo in this city. bwnnson Music Co. , ! U3 Bioadway. Key Ilro * . Oii-i-iuuo Factory. If you wnr.t lo see a busy place visit Kov Bros , carrinqo factory ou lower Broadway. They are working ninoly men bul still are ctovvded to keep up with their orders. This is the largiiat carriage factory vvoal of St. Louis , and tboro Is only ono as largo In that city. The tnn slvo building , thai is u land- matc ! for Iho woslorn purl of Iho cilv , was built by Kov Hros. exproisly for tno busi ness , and is n model of convenience and comfort for employes and all others , cool nnd pleasant in summer Mid warm and cheerful in winter. The great factory makes over tlurtj dlffoicnlslvlcs of woik , including line ciiirlages , cut-under suriles , buggies , spring wagons , pirk wagons , road wagons , road carts , etc It is a busy and cheerful place to visit , and Kov Bros , make all welcome who deslro to visit the factory and see wU.it is going on in our midst. IIlull School Aliiiiiul. The Ivvonlicnl nnnlvcisnrv of the Council Bluffs high school alumni association wet , celebrated lasl ovenini ; in Iho auditorium ol 4im Bloomer school by u loceptlon to lhu class of ' 01 and a biuquet , A larjo audience - once assembled , nnd an emjnyablo evening was spent , KmmottTlnloy , the president of the association , called the meeting to order nud made an address In his usu d able style This was followed hv n violin solo , " 11 Bnel , " by Miss Clare Clia nberlin , which was well received. Ml s M ir > Oliver s ing a beaiitltul solo , after which the introdutory purl of the piocrummu was completed by u lluto and violin duet by Messrs Frank Bado- lelt nnd I'aul Tulluys. Thu batujunl was then survcd , after which trasls were In order. Judge W. 1. Suiilli ix'spundod to thu toast , "Tho Common School System. " Williams Bau-d spoke on "Our Cluests , the Class of 'HI. " "IMuca. lion Is Iho Kovxtonu of our Clvili/nticm , " was the bubjecl of John M. Calvin's speech , and I'rof. 11V. . Sawyer , 'losed the oxer- clsos with u loa-st toTho Alnmnao. " All of thu speeches w'l'ro llslonud to vv Ith close nt- tontlon , and were greeted with houity op- plauso. The entertainment waslnuveiv way u gix-iilsuccess , and rolleclod much oredlt on those who had Iho management of affairs. Buy your furniture , carpets , stoves and household goods of Mandol A Klein , Council Blufls. 1'rlcesiory low ; freiu'ht pivpaid to yourcily. Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhoru's. Chloago , iMil\vaiik "o . .Vht. . I'.uil Knll- \v ny. Tlmo table of special trains between C'hau- tauqiia and Council Bluffs , July 1 to July U Inclusive : Loavu Council Buffj | 0:10 : o , m. , 7SO : a. .11. , 0fiOa. : in. , IOlOn. : ! in. , 1:50 : p , ui. , 4:43 : p. in. , 7.00 p. m. , TMOp. m. Leave Chantaunua 0 MO a. m. , 8:20 : a. m. , llstt ) u. m. , as-JO p. in. , 5OS : p. m. , 0.00 p. in. , J:18p. : in. , 10:10 : p. m. Ticket ofllco 500 Broadway. J.so. M. LINE , Agent , NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Rain Interfered Somewhat with Pleasure a too Ohautauqna Grounds. DR , GILLETT'S ' BROKEN CONTRACT CotiHlilcrubli- Indignation I-VIt Ova Ills Cool Almiulniiniutil ( if tlio Work Intrusted to HU Cure Today' * Hnlii tilled the crowds nt the CbautniKiu assembly yostotiiny. The w.Uora loll cot stonily , not la n brisk , enterprising W.iy tlln showed that tlioy really though thuy had a mission to perform , bu In n slow , monotonous dilzzlo thn led ono to beltuvo It only rallied out o luck of anything else to do. Tiioroids lead Ing to the grounds nnd the grounds them selves beenino too niuiidy for comfort nnd none ono stlrrod out of his tent unless bo bad to. In spite of the disioinforl thuro was n complaining Almost everyone had boo through tliu mill before and had gone t camping out with u full know'cdgo ' before bund of whnt risks ho was tunning , so none ono really bad tiny right to rompUln. ; Oi lie whole the br-st of good imturo prevailed Ttm nudlcnces wore nuliur lighl nil duv although luo programme was followed ou about as announced yostanlity. The Swod isu niiloqu.il lotto arrived on tboround1 ( yesterday for the tint time and nppe irod ot the platfotm In the iiftanioou. Tluy mudo i great bit and the compliments that wen toUowed on them were many. Leon H Vincent dellveioJ a very scholarly and In torouing li'uturo In the morning ot "Holmes , " untt in the afternoon Jahu Do wilt Mlllor lectured to u fair-si/ed audience In spite of the uninspiring surroundings , h wus the same Interesting speaker us ever and although his white gaitoi-j had beeotm somewhat bedraggled in the mud , they dl < not dctniut mati-miiy from the interest Ttio following piOb'rammo has boon ar lunged for today : fl.UJ Junior normal class , Itov. is Lindsay tent A. h.iw Elocution cl.iss , I'rof. llyron Kin , ; , tout I ) . -Hoiilornorm.il class , Mrs. M. M. H illey tout A. U : u-rinoutlim 10 UO Woman's Christian Temperance uiiloi tialnliig class. 10 uU Itintui.ints' I'lub. 1U' U Elocution , volco culture and harmony Tiit'tiriiaclo ' 11 -Ijueture , "LoiiRfellow , " Mr. I.eon H Vincent S.iiU Musical proludn. - . . > 0 Lecture , "Keen Homo orProtn Hetblo bum tuCitlMiry. " hydl i Yon riiiUleatlun. Im pmsoimtloiid In costume. 4uj Young people's moot In , ' . 4 : 0 LecltiiQ.oroasterlsm. . " Dr. K. N. llale ! fi 00 Uli nit iiKiu.i Uter iry Sclentllle circle lounil ttiblu 7 00-Cliorns class 7-.IJ Concert , Swedish male < iu.crt"tto. 8.1IM ture , "The I'cop not London. " will blcreoptlcun , Mi James A tireen Consldeiablo Indignation is felt among the CnautaiKjuans over thu action of Ur. A. II , Uillctt In refusing to fullill his contract toncl as supeiintpndent at the assembly dining tin present season 'J he m liter uttoidt.il thosub Ject for a tnlK nieht before List by Mnuagci A. S Hazollon. Tlio talk was not in the na tnie of a "roust , " out inetely a plain state incut of the facts as thevveie viewed at this end of tbo line , leaving the Public to draw its own conclusions as to the opinion in vvhlcl : Dr. ( .iillctl is now held by the management , Mr. Hnrcllon bad with Him nil the tele grams which have been recolvod from Dr , Uilloll since June ! . ' } , the day when ho Ural declared his Intention of milling out nnd al lowing the Chautmiquu to shift for itself. II had ueou understood all along that Or. Gil- lot would bo here , and on that supposition almost the entire arrangement of the pro- gramme had been loft to him. On the Ulth ho sent u telegram to Manager llnzclton stal ing that the Holers band wunlcd to bo re leased fioni its contract , and m-otnising fur ther paiticulars by mull. Several d.iys latet a letter came , dated tho2lth , stating thutlhi reason why the baud wanted tc bo released wns that it had a chnnco to prolonc its stav six weeks at the Glen Echo Chaulauciua in Marvland. Ho then stated that ho wanted to be lelcaseu himself , although ho bad said nothing about it in the telegram which had been sent ou 4. uno day as thu letter. In answer to this letter a telegram was sent at once , stating that the executive committee refused to loluaso him. Nothing more was heard from him until after the assembly had commenced , wtion a letter came leisurely along , nctifytnp Mr. Hnzelton that Or. Gil- Ictt would not bo bore , as tba management of the Glen Echo were very anxious to have him stay. Ho closed the letter with a very cour teous bid for te-omploj merit next season. Notwithstanding Dr. Gilletl's failure to comply with the teuns of the contract which he entered into with the executive commit tee , no trouble is anticipated. Homo annoy - nnco uas oxpetionced during the opening dujs of the season on account of there being no ono who could take a general ever i ; lit over the piogramme , but since the arrival o ( Prof. C. C. Case that part of the work has been assigned to him , and has been done well. _ Hotel Gordon , most centrally located first- class house in city ; straight Ji a day. Try Duquette & Co 's 1'omona fruit Julco tablets. They are delicious. Gasoline nnd oil ; cobs , woou and coal : prompt delivery. L. G. Knolls , -J7 Main , tolephom JJJ. SUOCIIv'j'K Hill. In thu council meeting last Monday night a reference was nuido by some of the alder- mou to some work , the pay for which it was claimed had boon illegally drawn by Con tractor Pat Sweeney , on his representing that the work had been done by him , when in fact ho had nothing to do with , it. The pay which he was charged with having taken wrongfully amounted to about $70 , and according to the remarks undo by some of the members of the council , Sweeney had laid himself Iliiblu to a criminal piosecutlon , usvcllns a < ivll ono. An investigation shows thu foundation of the reports to uo as follows : The contract for a largo amount of grading In Heors' subdivision uas lot to Sweeny , with u number of single lots hero and there omitted , fiorn the fact that the owners of the lots proforu-d to do their own grading. The law 10- qulres that special cnntr.icts shall bu llled with the city surveNor bvpaities who pro- peso to do their own paving , ant this legal formality was neglected , so that tno surveyor had no notice that thu work had not all been done by Sweonoy. Sweeney put In his bill for the wliolu amount , and it uas endorsed by tbosuivoyor , who thought It corresponded ulth the facts In tlio case It was not until after the money had fining u hand < that It was learned that tlio illy had paid Sweeney ! ? * ( ) moro than was due. No trouble Is anticipated , as tneio is moro than that amount duo Sweonoy now on other con- 1 1 nets , nnd ho will probably submit to tbo amount being taitcn from his credit , rather than bo forced Into compromising by having the ultornntlvo pushed at him of submitting to a prosecution , cither civil or ciimlmil. Union Park races , Omaha and Coiincl Bluffs Ml October - . ' ' ) , September , ftl.rnKl , -'O-'J 4,000. for progrnmmod address Nut litovvu Muclmnu hotel , Om.itia. I'lanos , organs , C. IJ. .Muslo Co.,5'19 B'way. lira. Wooilbury. denlUta , J ) 1'oarl street , next to Grand hotel Teloptiouo UX High Btado work a specialty. \ \ Kli IllH I , Ho. James Toboau , a mullatto who lives along tha bank of the river and eke out a liveli hood by catching nmd-cau and coJlUh from lu slimy depths , met with on accident yos- tordaj morning that noany cost him his Ufa Ho wont out for a row in an old dilapidated boat , and had reached the mlddlo of the stream when the boat struck a leak. It Immediately coinmanccd to till with water , and lu a vary few minutes it itunk from sight. A couple of other tUucruion who stood ou the batik saw the predicament tuolr comrade was In nnd sot out In a 1m it ti rusctio htm. Ho was struggling with tn rapid ourront , and oy the tlmo they renohot I him ho win nearly exhausted. They ptillcc I him Into thulr boat , and as soon as ha fel ' himself In safety the roietlou sot In and h faltiuddead iuvav. Ho w.is lukou to hi homo north of the motor bridge , whore ho i doing well. lU'inlHiin the StM'ri > i. The city sewage system has been . sourc of nnnoyanco to the public In general and th city authorities In particular , over slnco I was put In , from the fact that it h is had in suitable outlet. The problem wliat to d with the suwago has bioti before the couucl n great many times , and at last it scorn llKcly to bo settled City Surveyor Tostovli has had n gang of men at work for the las llvo woi-kson the Thlrtoonth street sowe froinltroidwar to Nineteenth aveniio , clean Ing out tbo refuse that has been accuuiulatlni for muro than llvo yoiw. Wlwii it U com plotcd it will do away with thu objection1 to the present system Instead of havlni the outlet in "Linen's poud , " as It U known near Manawn , u ditch has boon dug along th south side of section 10 , for u distance of abou 4,700 feet , emptying into the river. In thl \viu an additional slope of six feet and eve has been secuiod. and this will bo sufllcion to Insure the permanent cleanliness of th sewer pipes. In Hpeaklng of thn Hoods that have covorei the western part of the city durlu < r the las two months Surveyor Tostcvin hivs tha their bad otfocts aio mostly duo to the nosll genco of the railway conipinlcs in not putMni up new bridges ove'r the creek. They wer natltied several months ago that their bridge were so low as to obstruct the waters of tti' ' crock , and they all agreed to inako the re ( in irod chiinira. SD far they have neglcctei to do as they promised todoandconsuqucntl ; the water ovoi Hews the land adjacent overj tlmo there is a heavy rain. Trees Must lie Trimmed. The city council has Instructed M'irshal Tomploton to enforce the ordinance that pro vides for the trimming of ircoi along the public streets. The ordini'iico nbovo re fcricd to provides that all trees standine 01 any lot , sti cot or sidewalk , shall bo triminei so that the limbs shall not bo less than ultrli feet from the uiound , and that they shall b so tiimme-l as not to interfere with thi street lamps. Persons who fail to carry ou tbo pievlslons of tno ordinance after belli ) notitioil to do so by too city marshall are lia bio to a line of not less than ? o nor moro thai $15 and costs. All Hut One. The ictail clothing merchants of this clti have been trying to inaugurate the carl\ closing scheme during the warm summoi months. Thov have circulated an agreement among themselves whereby each ono pU > dgc himself to closn his place of business at" o'clock during July nt.d Aunust , with thu ex ccption of Saturduj-s nnd Mondays. The slg natuies of all the retail merchants of theciu weio seemed with the exception of M , Marcus. The plan wont into eff-ct last even ing. _ Miiintnlii ' (1 a Nil I mm co. Prince Gibson wns arrested jesterday oc a ehargo of keeping a disorderly house , Several tough citi/ons have been in the habit of making Gibson' j place on North Mainsticct their rendezvous. 1 iit It I It 1 , h . L'FFHIt IXf. l\l > crienuo of the Crew ol' a Sl \ \ rcukod Hark. Sriivnv , N. S. W. , July 7. The crow of c schooner which has arrived here from New Xoaland toll a story ot the terrible sufferings of the ciow of the bark Compredo , bound from Calcutta for Chili. It appears from these sailors' accounts that the Compiedc caught lire at .sea and that her captain made for Bluff Harbor , province of Otago , Now Zealand , on Foveaux straight , Before fore the bark reached Bluff Harbor she was ovei taken by a fearful hurricane , during which the sea swept over her and cleared her decks of everything which it was possible to wash aw ay. The Compredo was eventually so storm stricken that she became water logged and began to sink. In this helpless condition the Compredo drove upou a ndgoof rocks off the Auckland islands. Her crow managed to swim ashore and there they remained for 103 days , sufforiuir terrible privations and being reduced to a state bor dering upon starvation. While hunting for food one of the unfortunate seaman was lost in the bush and is supposed to have starved to death. Tno Comprodo's cro\v was rescued at the end of the KM days by a sealing ves sel. The latter convoyed the shipwrecked men to New Zealand. I otkiii TalkH. Toi'LKA , Kan. , July 7. Judge Theodoslus Botkln , who is charged by the people of Woodsdalo with being rosponsiulo in a meas ure for the min-dor of Colonel Sam Wooa , who was shot and killed two weeks ago by James Brcnnan , was in town today. lu an Interview with a reporter ho said : "A moot ing has been hold in Woodsdalo , the avowed object of which was to dispose of mo. Whnn it was called to order the chairman stated that that was its purpose , but bcfoio anything wus done one of these piescnt stated that theio was a person in the hall who wns not woithy of being entrusted with the secrets of Woodsdilo and an adjoji-n- ment was taken. Another meeting was hold July 4. The call for this was published in the Spnnglleld Republican and was to the effect that the meeting was for the purpose of taking stepto see that the oflleors of the court did their duty in Brennan's cnso. My friends are not of the kind to staid b > and see me nuitdeied. " iiiptlst YOIIII-J IVople'H Sooiot'os. Cuicuio , July 7. Over n thousand dele gates from the Youiiir People's societies of the Baptist churches of the United States mot in convention hero today. After a ' temporary organisation had b'een formed John H. Chapman , president of the Chicago Young People's Baptist organisation , and Uov. W. II. Lavr incc , also of this city , made addicsses of welcome. Dr. Jacobs of Wisconsin responded to these greetings Committees on programme , constitution , etc , were appointed and then Kov McLcod of Omaha , Key. K. M. Jones of Wichita , K in. , and Uov. A S Carnnui of Ann Arbor , Mich. , made brief speeches , presenting the woi k as carried on by the > oun , ? pcoplo in their respective states. After several nddicsscs the report of the commlttco on constitution , making the name of the otirnnlzalion 'Thn Baptists Young People's Association of America" nnd llxlng the basis of representation as ono delegate for every twenty-livo members , was adopted after considerable discussion. Pat il Shooting- Kentucky. T-IOUISMI.M : , ICy , July 7. Ai , Tyrone , Ivy. , at noon today Jamas Travis shot and probably fatally wounded John Hatchott , The wives of the two men had quarreled and their sons had taken up the quarrel. They exchanged shots this morning without effect When the men mot at noon at Travis' door Hatehntt hogan shooting. Travis slipped in side , where his son had a revolver leadv Wltn this bo returned the fire , shooting Hatchott through the bowels. Travis re ceived a slight wound in the nock. A'Miultod UHV | ( o mid SuloKled , Aiitoiu , III. , July 7 John Dowd made a brutal assault on his wife this morning , striking bur on the head with a hatchet. Thou , supposing ho had killed her , ho stabbed himself to death with a pocket kiiHo. The woman , though still allvo , will die Domes tic In felii'ttv led to tlio tragedy. The couple piovlously lived at Boivur Dam and Junes- villo , WU. St. I.oulH Itollini ; Mill Strike , Sr. Lot.IB , Mo. , July " . -Throo hundred men employed at the Modilnghaus rolling mill in Destrehuu strout w-alkod out on a strike today nnd the works are now Idb In c-otihcquenco. The men want Mr Nlcdilug- house so usrreo to a new schedule uf prices , which ho refuses to do Ho says the works will bo running tomorrow. AVorUl'M Kulr .Mutters. Ciucioo. July 7. \ \ llllam Forsytbo of Cal ifornia , wbnso appointment as chluf of the World's fair agricultural department Is pending , appeared before the committee - too ou agriculture today. The com- tultlcoept , QVCT various unolcas- I ntit charges madn against Am I-'orsythc by enemies in Callfor.ilu. ) IJi ( nnsweroil tno accimtloni by dootiiuontarjrOVldmieo | to prove their falsity , nnd the c/iuimlttce tooh the matter under adysomontnl7l | ] U beltnvod that Mr. Torsylho will ba aonftr.noJ. General Alexander ( ' .impl ! ) , , of Virginia will tomorrow bo nominated , , as spccla world's fair commissioner to Vjistralln. Hi reiirr-souU the Unltol State $ . ( Melbourne Henry Btllnntyno , United tulos consul at Bombay , will ba tmtnod as cpnin > ! sslouor tc India. Both appointments o , subjecs U conllrinntion by tbo directors , Ho Denlog All tlio Clini'Kcs Against IllnW I'iit.u > ni.ritii , July 7. The Unqulror to morrow will contain an Interview with Sen ator Quay.Vhon nskod whotlinr ho had read the rccont address of the imlopotidenta ho replied : "Oh , yes , 1 have road It , and I would Just line to say in the most emphatic minncr th U so far as it refers to mo it Is fatso from beginning to end ; there is not r , word of truth In the charges. I deny every charge They nro false , M were these of last year. The gantlomon who signed this address nro not republicans. All of thorn voted fet Paulson for governor. Many of them voted for Cleveland for president , and you wilt find among thorn a largo number who nro free traders or whoso sympathies are with the tieo traders 1 can stand attacks coming from such democratic sources \Vliv , what do they chuigol First , thatthcro were some amendments proposed to the ballot reform bill that were undesirable. I declare most emphatically that 1 took no pait whatever in the b ulot reform legislation I did not Inter- foio in any way. Why should II The ie- publican party is for ballot reform , and the party has itopt Its pledges. I did not attempt to prevent thu passage of the bill or to alter It lu any way. "Again , thcsu democrats calling themselves republicans charge the republican pirty and incidentally me , with the defeat of the sec tional school bill , designed to purify and strengthen the public school s\stem of Philadelphia. U'hv , I was in favor of that bill. It was a good ono uml hull boon in terfering in legislation in tlnj way I should hnvosupporled it heaitilv. Then thlnkof con necting mo In any wtiv with the Bardsloy business. It is ildiculous. Bnulsloy was not nomii.ed by politicians ; ho wns not a politicians' candid Uo. Ho was thrust for- waid as a representative of the busit ess men. I have only u. slight , acqtialntanco with the man. I have soon him and that is all. I should net know him If I met him ou the street. I never had any doings with him I know nothing whale ; or of him except what I have road In the papers. Those charges are ns piopostcrous as they are fnlso. " j.tiriitoit wui.i.i .T/ . Breakfasts wltli Queen Victoria mi 1 \Vntclie.s tlio Ijil'e OniiulH LOVDOV , July 7. Emperor William break fasted with Queen Victoria this inornlti ; and afterwards diovo to Iho park , where ho watched the life guards glvo a most sltlllful equestrian performance The emperor was attended bv the prince of Wales , the du'co ' of Edinburgh , the duke of Antmlt-Ddssou. tha dukoof Connatight , Prinee Hcijry of Bilton- burg , the princess of W ilo , the princesses Beatrice and Victoria and the duchess of Fife. Later in the day Prince Christian of Schles- wig Holstcin entertained the. emperor , the piinco of Wales and a partv consisting of twenty-two members of theji-oyal family at an elaborate luncheon at Cumberland lodge. After lunch the imperial guest and the loyal party drove to Bray , on the Thames , whet o they cmbnikcd on board stoain launches ana proceeded up the river. i A state banquet wns given in St. George's hall this evening. The guests sat nt a taulo 1,10 feet long , upon which wasdlsulayed gold caulelubras and th'c whole of the rojnl pluto , valued at 1GU,000. ) RoilouVool3Iarkct , BOSTOV , Mass. , July 7Tho demand for wool has been inodorato and sales tire moitly in small lots. Pi ice i remain steady nnd nro quoted the saiuo as last w eek. Ohio X has boon selling at 29@30o ; XX and XXX and above , : il@JJc ; No 2 , UlCrtUric. Michigan has been sel'Tng ' at aifJJ7lifo ; No. 1 , : Mii > : J ! > c. Combing and dclaino fleeces in moderate 10- quest , No. 1 combing soiling nt 3y ( < 5IOc ; Ohio line delaine , 8tJ4c. ; ) ( Territory wools in good demand at IWuiUu ( for line , SbfellOo for line medium and fljte'i'o for medium California and Oregon wools in fair request at previous prices. In pulled wools there is a quiet and steady market. Australian wools llrui. For eign curpot wools quiot. 'Jin Plate . - > ta istics. WASHINGTON- , July 7. The chief of the bureau of statistics reported that tlio total imports of tin plato , terno plates and tagpors tin dining the month of May , Itafll , amounted to 101,423,015 pounds , valuoJ at ? 1.4ill4 ! ! ) ! , nnd during the corresponding period of the previous jear1(1,014,031 ( pounds valued at $ l,511r > J5. During the eleven month ended Muj 31,1801 , S.0h4,7sl ! ( pounds , valued at SJb.7tO01 ; ! ; and during the eleven months ended May ill , 1SOJ , U'J.VJO.OIU . pounds , valued at 518,0.10,47)4 , Chilian Coii i'CHSioiuil Party PliuiH. Puns , July 7. Agents of the Chilian con gressional party state that advices from Chill warrant the confidence that the congiosslonal troops will occupy Santiago within n month. They resume the campaign amply piovlded with rlllcs and Held guns. It is piobablo that the plan of the congressional agents is to land between Valpaiaiso and Laiainn , crush the main body of the Balmacedlsts nud make a com bined movement on Santiago , Will Malco Soliliers Out ol'Sloux. CHICAGO , July 7. Lieutenant Godfrey Mc Donald of the Sixth cavalry was loday or dered to proceed at once to Fort Bennett , Dak. , and there nrganto into a military coin- lany a body of Sioux Indians Most of the cdskins were lio.s tiles in the Indian wai of ast winter and their leader Is the wily Chief [ lump , who has herciofoiu bean consldeied u , -ory dangerous Indian. Now , however , [ lump is willing to become a soldier. Professional BEIIMN , July 7. Ur. Dodge lias raised a sensation by accusing Prof , Bergman and Dr. Helm of experimenting with Ninccr Inoculations slnco 1S$7 on lospital pntionts Drs. Bergman and Hnhn admit the truth ol the charge , but they lalm that in every cuso the patients have > eon past recovery. Thoy/vddas an excuse that It is necessary to select human beings for experiments , as the lovyoranlmals are un suitable. , ' MlH.omi r . Stou.iA , Mo. , July -"llonry Mack hnd 4. Vaughn , fanneri , , ji living seven nllcs south of Warsaw , linnton county , quai- clod yesterday over renting a house. The alter got u shot gun , loaded It wlthbuek- liot and lliod Iho uunlonUliflo Mack's boJy' nlllcllng a mortal woul\U. \ Ho then pro- eeded to the hoiiao , whiiM ttb bin leaded the lours and threatened tor' ' fcill tbo ilrst man vho entered. ' ' ' " Ht-l'iiK d to iinlira ; < : i- < ) rllilo\ ( [ ) . Bum 7.--Jowi 'tho ' of IN , July - - nu nojr iboutntno hundred left Lltliuar-la ( Kusslan oiand ) , lasl woou. Tho'ps'lfco of Smolensk ordered them lo embrace 'orthodoxy , but the lews assembled In" the synagogue ana vowed .hut ihoy would not abandon ihftr faith , I'hoy then sold their homes and In two days eft the couutiy. lirltlNl ) linpor H mill LOMIOS , July 7. The Brllish iioird of rado roluins for Juno show lhat Imports In- reased ; iU20,000 jiounds and that exports do- teased lOO.OOJ pounds as compared wilb hose of Juno la-it year. De.itli IColl. Su.Miuin , Pa , July 7. Hon. J. B. Packer led suddenly of heart failure this morning. Pauper l/opcr. li in.iv , July 7. A pauper Leper has been Ucovered lu the town of Llsburn. Appointed to Allot I < IIIIH. UireMu , N J. , July 7 The president oday apnolutcd John C , Hoblusou of King ston , Iml. . and David S , Wright of Salem , Ind , to bo special ngents to allol lands li . severally lo the Cheyenne and Arapahoe In 1 alii : itni : riA'ntt. It TnnolH nt tlio Unto ol'Sltty .Mllci Per Hour. Tun OMVIH BEH , on Sunday , In the west crn , northwostorn. nnd many places in llu southwestern pirt of the slate , readies It- renders from eight to twenty-four hour- ahead of all Its competitor * . In fact , whoi the latler reach iholr desilnalloti Ihoy art llko back numbers. They are nol used foi reidtng , hut for wrapping nnd carpet pid < ding purposes. In each of Ihoso rcspocls Ihoy nro qullo valuable. How Is Tim BGU able lo so distance lt competitors I Because it has established n number ol horse routes throughout the state I Because It bin Its own special train which makes u run to Grand IM iml , IM miles dis tant from Omaha , In four hours I Mnulng allowance for Iho stopi nl rail aoid crossings , this train travels al the remark mark able speed of sixty miles an hour. H stop * al only two stallons. Tin : Bir : , however , stops at ovary station. It is thiown from Iho train as the latter Hies past each tow n In bundles and quantities of all Die way ftom llvo up to MM copies. This 1)1.1. ) contains every line of news dis tributed to subscribers wllhln the shadow of Tiir Bi i bull ling In Omaha. When the subscriber In this city Is unfold Ing his paper at breakfast , thu subscriber In Grand Island is doing Iho sanio thing , thu Rie.it pabcr bclngplacod In his hands nt 7:10 sharp. This enterprise costs money. It Is , how ever , appreciated by Tin : BII'S : ; readers No other paper m this section lould stand the expense * No other paper could stand half tlio expense. Some of them have tiled it and given it up. Tin : Bi i : alone sends out a npccial train This is something which is done by no other paper In Iho country. This train leaves Omaha atJ ! o'clock in the inoinlng. It icaehos the other stallons on the Union Paclllc as appears below Cut out this lime table nnd past It upon the wall. It will tell vou when your Sunday paper Is duo. It will toll jou also when to look from jour door or window and see Tin : Bu. riycr rushing thiough your town with the swift noos of the wind : TUB HKK I'l.Yini TIMR I'AHI ) . At Grand Island Tin : Bii-'s Fljur eon nccls with the early train on the St Joseph and Grand Island road and Bii.s ate sent lly- inc in backs to Bolvidoro , Uavonport , Doniphnn , K > lenr , Rilrbury , Fairlielti and SteeleClty. Tobias , MeCool Junction and Milllciin aio ro.irlicd by horse route from Kill bury 5 Hebron is supplied fioni Belvl- dcio. At Columbus cor.ncetion is also made with n train fio.u 1'latto Cciitic , Iluiuphiey , .Madi son and Norfolk , and a horse run is made teAt At Ginml Lsland also n fast ficl ht is cautrhl which supplies Elm ( Jreon , tUbbon , Ciotbenborg , ICeainey , Lotinfiton , Shelton , Woou Hiver nnd North 1'latto Tin : BM : i caches the last mentioned place al 'J .SO p. in. Us would-be rivals tumble in theio nt y.J.'i nt night , seven houra later ! It is lee Into to read them then , and thov me accordingly do- iv eied iiovtmorniny , when ttiey are uboul twenty-eight houis old I DoWltt's Little Early Risers : only pill to ouio hick headacheand logulato Iho bowels. No Gunr.intoo Avlth Scrviors. A suit in Iho Hudson county ( N. J. ) uirouit court lust \vook ostubllshod Iho precedent thtit it donlist ih not respon- hiblo for clmimges whoii ho pulN the wrong tooth. John MuMunus of Jursoy City \viib BulTorint ; from toothache and wont to Iho dental o tablibhinont of Dr. Hunks to linvo the tooth oxtraclod. Dr. HanliV iiHaibttint diiifjnosed Iho ciibo and pulled a loolh , bul after tlio opcivition McManus buffered just as much as over. Hovont to ntiother dentist and liad an other toiilli pulled. Then ho brought suit ngainbt Dr. Hanks for 81,000. Tlio tooth was produced in evidence , and DM. Merrill an Grey and ilanUs javo export teslimonv that they would have ox- Irnclou tlio same tooth if Iho patient liad called on either of Ihom. Juui/o Kntip ) laid do\vn the huv tliat a mnn engaged - gaged in a professional calling does not guarantee Iho result of his. work. If the jury believed it had been shown in the uibo : that the defendant exorcised skill and care , even if lie did mnko a inibtulco and look out the wrong loolh , there was no cause of action against tlio defendant. Tlio jury gave a verdict in favor of Dr. Hanks. Never decide upon all you may ECO for ho who decides upon all thai ho bees oflon decides on moro than ho boos. Dangerous Use of Strong Purgatives. IMIlsand imiKiillveswhleli act < | iileUy upon thi ) luiHuls. lirltalnand destroy thu niiiuoiis linings of the stoniauh and bowuK A eoiitlii- iiiM tun of.uib i c'liiL'iiIe'i lullinn's the sloiniii-h and buwelb I'hu uu of the KI iiiilnu liniiniteil O.irNI ) id spi udul S lit Is hUhly rei'onnnenileil becansu \ \ action Is duo miluly to Its solvent .ind stimulating puipi-iUos.withoiit In It itlnx the stoi inch. Obtain thuiuiiulno Imported ar- tiu u only. /THE1 GRAND , Council Blulfs , la. This Elegantly Appointed Hotal is Now Opan. George T. Phel ps , Manager. The Shah of Persia Tliongli advanced In > cnrs , II.-H hair of raven inc. ( lra > hah are itilolly prohibited In M < ilomlnloin , nnd Iience the largn shlgv inents lo th.it i-nuntry of Ajor's llalr Vlgnr , by the listof vvhlch HIP .Shah's subjects < nvo not only their hnlr but their hc.tili. Ajer's llalr Vigor restore * the nitnral color n ( the hair. 1 1 should tc on e\ei } tollct-tnbto. "Some time ago iny lialr IIOB.III to fmlc nnrt to fill fltiisobadl ) thai I thought I should bo hahli tint the mo of Ai-r's llalr Visor has t ( 'Stored the original color and inndciuy hair stroii ) ; , nluuulant , and heallliy. U ihuM not fall out any more " Addle Shaffer , wo llnce st. , Cincinnati , Ohio "M > hair ( \vhlch hail partly turned gra > ) was restored to Us jimlhtnl color oiul beauty by the usi ) of a few bottles of Aycr's llalr Vigor. 1 shxll eonllnne to use It , 113 tl'prp Is no bettor ilrrsslni : for the lialr. " ( lalilo ( ! app , ( ! eoiicana ; , Ala. Ayer 's rnui-vnun nv DR. J. 0. AYKIl & CO. , Lowell , Mass , bolil liy all DniRRliti and I'l rfiiniiTi. Lake Manawa HotBl , Attinetlnns : I'lnp I'lslilns , Ho.itlng , llalh- liik' an I I'M ellent Mlneial Winter Onlv llfteen inlnules rldo fioni Counell Illuirs Motor tniilis i Vi i > half hour , dtioot to conti 1-4 of Council llluIN and Omaha. Must dollc htful and aii'osslblo pi lee for plvnle parties. TELEPHONE NO. 45. CITIZENS STATE BAM Of Council Uluffs. CAPITAL STOCK 3150,000 , SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70.0UO TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000 nmr.rroin I A Mlllor , 1' o Oloisoti , E. I * Btnik-art U i : HirUJ U Edmundson , On irloi K , llannan Trins-vot RonorU binkln ; bnsi- nen lir-iit ! capltkl and nurpliu ot 4117 bunrfln Soiilhwoiturn lo.rv , TIM i DEP * > 3i P > First--National--Bank : : -OF COUJN'OIL BLUFFS , IOWA. I'aid Ui > Caniliil , . . . . $10l,00 ) ! ) Oldest oruiinlzeil lunk In thu cltr. t'orukii anI ( loiiio tic cvch mzt3 ant Io3tl sjctirlllai ! * 33li IlllClltlOII | ) llll til 0 lIMjtlDK VUOIilltlllf HllVtl mill biiiiki , buikuM uulcjriurallja * JoHollJl. Jo- rc ptintloiuc In * Uml CilIO I' h.V.\Hllll ) l'rotlcli > nt. A \ \ IllKKM vN , fnilil3r A 1' ItlUi : . A iliti tCiuhlor Dr. EH. CHAMBER LIU Eye , Ear , Nose and Throat Council niulTs , In. Shugirt-I3i > no B'k. Uoom 1. 0 to 1U in 7 and 8 p. in. NEWOGDEN HOTEL. Cemr-illy located in the business portion of Council Bluffs , all the street car lines in the city pa-sinfj the cloor. Modern and conven ient , thoroughly fire proof ; 12O guest chambers. The best $2 a day house in the west. Board and room Irom $3O per month up. Table board $ B per week. G. M. WHITNEY , Mgr. \lllir1firc Attorneys at law , 1'r.ic- \ ft OdUlldLlb tlco | , , stito and foler.il courts. HODIIIS .1 , 4 and o shu art , llcno blocU , Council HlutTs. la. rilimhfirc Attorney nt Law , No IB HI . lilllIUUl.la , Pe.irl street , over llnsh- nutl's store . Telephone No 'Jil Ituslnesi hums , a u. in. to U y in , Uonnell lllulli , I u D. H. McDanold & Co. , Butchers' ' aid Pao'on1 Su , ! , ) ! Markst Fixturas , Casino- , pices and Fausajjo Mukori' Miohlnory 8J1- iii M iln St. , Cotinoll Uliiirs. lu. Also ilo n Hides and I'Ui.i SPECIAL COUNCJL BLUFFS. noltSi : that oiiti boat . .CvTiinoliFed.VIM soil or trade. Addrosn or call on 13 , lluittii , Hg-Mvost Hi-onilmiy , Ooiincll 111 u Its. \ \ ' ANTI'p Position us steiuvriiKhor nnil ' biokkiepor by eduented yoiinit litdy. t xperlcni'ud.iu nl accurate. t > . . 1 0 'Viirloy' ' * lllen Coinii'U It.inTs. / i UADIMl w intuit to takocontrael furerniN V.I IIIK n half tnlln track , AdilrosiV. . 11 , Unk < . iJlhnrCity , lowu. roll HAM" A line pleco of Burden and fruit land , at * .V ) per uoro. Jolinston > V Van. 1-alteii. | " \OIon want thu eiirtli In the \lcinlty of Is Couiu-iniliiiTs , either Improved or iinlm- proved ? If o eall mil sou our list uf luritiitn * at thu real rstntu and hi in olllre of J , CX Uolu A To. I.Nl voui' proitorty for sale , runt or exchange - change , wun in. nnd socuru eustintier. J. U. Cole A. t'p No < 1'oirl alroot , Kniund lloor. 0 . 1 HVoYAN r mil RyTTionietrle , or chur- J neter roiuliiKs , also diagnosis of disease , inuid look ur hulr fur readings by letter Sun- S-nis nid u\un iws Mr * 1' Hooper. Mti Ave duel : , nu.ireorner IMhslrcot , Cunnoll Illulf , Ternm , 5io and $ 0) . ATSwiui.V U'ulUer'N.MJ Main street and 511 Pearl , ( 'oiinoll Hlulfs yon lll nl lys Uml a "snap bargain" In real cst ite If you want to buy. urn koo I pln > u to list u bargain If you want to M < | | or trade. MAdNH'UT.N I' in ro property In flve-iioru ti u-ts loeitcd ' . ' 't miles from po tonici , for silo mi iPiiRoiiiihla terms Sunn' line re l- dc'iico property for rout by Day .V HUNT-I ho McMahon hloek , 1 brlc'k. with basement and ulev ator. J.V biiiri | . ! Ul I'earl slroot. TD " OKSV.LB or limitHnfon Uml. with J" houiut , OT J It. HIoo. IOJ MjUn t , OounoU llluff * GIIH $ ( ) . ( ) ( ) and $ I ( ) . ( ) ( ) . Po'iio uloirniit gas nto\es. OHS i-oinpiniy's are asking fOOti to fW.Xfor ( ) similar Roods. Don't full to SOD us before buying a gas move. Tlio Wonder ! ill Niv I'ioi-eis Viiliorsto\o Tin ) BUS It iisos costs only 45 cents per l.oO > ) feet Tilt' Victor Ulryulc \ \ Ins till the rieijs. I'liolr wondurfill cushion tire iiiiiKi-s Hie ollii'i fellows oh inze their minds I lu > y nil tall , cushion tire loud eniniKll iinu Tliero IH no gue's so ordon'l kiion about thu Vloloi. ( inuinnleocl from llrsl to last. Mote Durable , Hauler Put on , the fastest and easiest rhlliu tlroe\or used. It U patented and not used bv liny other concern Don't think that uverythliiK ealled a cushion tire IH good bomso the Vic tor cushion Is siic'h a bli ; sncee- 1'hero are good and bad In all things If you wiinta wheel investigate llui Victor. We c-iui 1111 nil orders on ON and Us now. C'Ol.iV : UOIiC. 4\ \ Main strict , The t oliilnliln ltliy > lp. Wo hive thn best cushion tire mule . lint this is not the only good feiitnru of the old rellublu and popular t'oluinbli. InwHtlcate what soini ) uii"ernpnlons dealers ha > u to say for thuli uiieuh Tno ColiiinhU Is worth Its uol.'lit In KOld , even with freesll\er " DoVllhout n ItefrlKi'i'ntor. In hot weutlier It Is Impossible lo do HO anil prestme your health ami comfort. I'ood can not bo preserved withoutdiin eroiisdeterlorn- tlon. In aeoiiUud 01 raw state , without refrig eration V ou n 111 find It moro IinpnMslhlo than i * v or to do wit bout this Import an tad lunet whou JIHI look at 'hit Noith htur and learn thu prices we Mill inalio for thu nn\t thirty days. SIOVOH , litiwn Movvoi'H , And CHidon hosu at lower figures than you overgilt before I > ery arlleloMild Is thu blith est grauu made , hereon doors and window screens at cost. Mnko your hoqies coniforta- bio at little uApunse. P. C. DeVol , not | ti-oiiil\vay. Ills the amount that pcoplo Hive , not so much what they e irn. Hi it eventually makes tliemiloli. In hn > Ing a lionseliold neresslty lll.o 11 rufrUer itor It Is well to eonsldei some- th iu else INin thu Hist cost In determining Its economy The Uuuinsoy IloiiMihold Itnfrlg- ur itor Is as handsome as a piece of p.irlur furnltniu and costs less than any other flrst- class .irllek1 , and stumls at thu head as an , vc-oiioml/ut of lu-e. giving thu lowest cold a1 r temperature. All the packing Is nilnoral \Mol. thu best non-conductor of lieit and molsliiiu known. All p u Is can bu taKen out and cleaned Invest igatu thu ( juornsoy llonsuhotd before mi > in ; . It vvn Mower . The N'ew Quaker City Is In every respeot the counterpart of the Phlladulphlii , and much uheuiiur. rrom $1 to { 7. Wo carry thu Phila delphia also and you can lake your choice. Q Si-rceii DoorM and window screens , the largest ind finest la the city , and all thu latest novelties In th o huidwaie line , at MIUQAUT .V SONS , No. 11 Main btieet. Council Itluirs. Gas Heating Stoves. No ABIIES ! No SMOKK. Just thu Iblnir for bath rooms , bed 100 us , oto. Call and see our larxo assortment. C. B. Gas and ElestHs Light. Co. 211 Pearl unit 210 .Main Slreot. W. C. ESTEP , 14 N- Main St. , Council Bluffs Funeral Director and Emualinor. 3t i untt : i ) , fa7iTrNTTiT-JlA ( ( ( ( K-IItipp ly united ItTTho baliidln Kniil Wiuon , In the presom'o of thoiHands of udmircis , AH Mren-'th and Tinu ( iiniu At hoiiiit with Wulr-bhugurt U i. lift , r June 1st I'or the icsult of this happy union look at this exquisitely boaullfu now novelty , thu I.Uht , Uracofu' ' , Ptrnn ? . 4 4 \VlthullbtT grained body and guar or carnilnu--e ir and black body , solid p inul underfill BU it leiitliur on 1 ith f ui'iy tr ininlnxs. lonij Hprlnus with IUMVJ t urvus thuvholu ovuicuni ii'ub-o utuly the great objui-tlon to mid wagons-thulr he.iv y and oluiusy appuaraneu. und unlt- lirstreir.'tb , beauty and Kr.iee. Send for for catalogue and duserlpttun ot thu Nou Hlc-e Celled Hprliu Oarrlaxi"Thu Druiiiiner'H Krlund , " and uthur nuw and t iliinx novel- lies.unnarantcu iiettei valuuii than any olhur house In the west , -WEIR SHUGART CO. , Council Bluffe , la
